community will care for lebanon if they feel is if they feel that lebanon is strong to defend itself, okay so... security sources indicated that the committee had already begun its work, this involves coordinating efforts to diffuse tensions and mediate disputes between lebanon and israel, will this commity be able to monitor objectively, dr. muhammad? uh, of course not objectively, but well, what's what's happening is that we are giving it a chance, because everyone always says that the international community is the one who protects the rights, who protects the land. to protects labanon and everything, so let's give it a chance, i don't believe that it will, it will ever be objective, because all the countries that it's made of are western countries mainly, and they are allies of of israel, and they care more about at one point france was pushing towards the cease fire and has like a let's say a minor positive stands with the lebanese, for me i differentiate between two things, first of all for... france and the us, they have uh some interest inside of lebanon, and that's why i thi

attacking or controlling or surveying lebanon the whole lebanon and if they if the lebanese people or the lebanese government are expecting that the lebanese army will be able to defend lebanon in the future, they are very mistaken, because the army is not armed or well prepared to do the job, it doesn't have lots of enhancement were promised by the european union to the lebanese army, to empower it, look, the history of this arming lebanese army, it's being back and all the time since 19. the 50's, so why, why, why didn't they arm the lebanese army since 2006, if they want the lebanese army really to be able as an army or as a national army to protect the country, they don't want, because that's will not become in the interest of israel, and the americans and the french also will not give the lebanese army any powerful arms, let's say, not only. not only offensive, defensive arms, let's say, to be able to protect itself, to to protect the country also, so that's why the was the need of the of the resistance, because the... the resistance it created after 1982 and that was deterrence

it was to change the security equation with lebanon. from israel's perspective, striking has. allah would weaken this lebanese resistance group, and weakening hisbollah ultimately means weakening the entire resistance access. therefore israel's war with hisbollah was driven by a strategic objective. israel made every effort to inflict the maximum damage on hizbullah, including the assassination of hizbollah leaders and senior commanders as well as extensive attacks in southern lebanon. however, point is that, despite all these attacks, hisbullah was still able to target various areas of israel. let us not forget that israel claimed it wanted to create a secure environment for the settlers of the northern occupied territories by attacking lebanon. but this goal was not only unachieved, but we also saw that hisbullah's missile attacks this time targeted deep into the occupied territories. additionally, no matter. how hard israel tried, it could not occupy southern lebanon. this situation was costly for the israeli regime, and as a result

community will care for lebanon if they feel is if they feel that lebanon is strong to defend itself. okay, security sources indicated that the committee had already begun its work, this involves coordinating efforts to diffuse tensions and mediate disputes between lebanon and israel, will this committee be able to monitor objectively? dr muhammad uh, of course not objectively, but well, what's what's happening is that we are giving it the chance, because everyone always says that the international community is the one who protects the rights, who protects the land to protects lebanon and everything, so let's give it a chance, i don't believe that it will it will ever be objective, because one the countries that it's made of are western countries. mainly and they are allies of of israel and they care more about at one point france was pushing towards the seasfire and has like a uh let's say a minor positive stands with the lebanese for me i differentiate between two things first of all france and the us they have uh some interest inside of lebanon and that's why i think a t a certain

lebanon, and iran will not give up its right to retaliate in any way. these two are completely separate matters, and have no relation to each other. operation true promise 3 will be carried out sooner or later. it is just a matter of time, not whether it will happen or not. iran's territorial sovereignty has been violated by israel, and this regime will face the consequences. fire should be evaluated in light of hezbollah's effective resistance against israel. the regime did not shy away from any criminal acts, including targeting hospitals and residential areas to bring the group to it. operations would stop, but in practice they saw that these missile and drone operations inc. significantly, this indicates that the israelis failed in their objective of stopping operations. israel left no stone and turn in its efforts to dispirlah and force its surrender. beginning on september 17th and 18th, israel executed extensive operations, including the detonation of hagers and walkitakies to destabilize the group. at the same time its relentless bombardment of

the news, when the israeli settlers crossed into lebanon, we're speaking about southern lebanon, put up a tent settlement, held a banner written on it, and here i quote, lebanon belongs to us, how do you see this massive violation, massive violation of lebanese sovereignty, ahmed, a sease fire that's been implemented and a committee that's been created to monitor and oversee the implement. station of the cease fire? well, i think that this question you must direct to to the groups in lebanon who are against the resistance and they want to disarm the lebanese resistance, i can see that speaking about local politicians local politicians in in in lebanon and in the arab world, where are they who are? seeking peace with israel, this is the peace that's this is an example, what do you expect them to do, doctor, well, i know that they are not capable to do anything, but at least they could have say a word or condemn this kind of aggression coming from israel and stand up for their at least what's so called dignity, but i know that they have none at all of those, they are out of dignity, th

sovereignty and this is a lebanon have a zero tolerance for this you know the sovereignty of lebanon should be protected this is the second may main condition that the resistance have said you know the israelies have to withdraw and lebanon sovereignty have to be protected. the main two things that the resistance have been talking about and it's not about the south, it's about lebanon, it's not about an area, that's why the resistance have took this approach as it always does from a national perspective, a lebanese national perspective, another sectarian perspective. okay, a lebanese army, and we've seen how hisball and all the speeches, the last two speeches of hizballah secretary general sheikh naim qasim, he highlighted that we are. or we do want to collaborate with the lebanese army? do you think the lebanese army is capable of being at the front? despite the fact that they lack the technical support and capacity building and all the kind of equipments needed? the us, israel and many regimes of this region don't want to see, they don't want to see a strong lebanese army, and it i

, they were bombing the border between syria and lebanon in the north of lebanon, and it didn't really seem clear what that was for, but now we seen what that was for, it was to disrupt the possibility of hesbolah eating the... are syria aiding hisballah in lebanon and what they're trying to do is to fight the fronts and peel syria off and that's what why they've activated this these uh terrorists as as they're called in in syria who have been developed by the turks and of course that's being done in alliance with the us and indeed with with israel itself of course of course yes well arab i mean we know this cease fire is is fragile and and israel's already broken it's on on numerous. occasion since it was announced, i mean is is that normal? for israel, unfortunately, yes, we need to be very clear with with the israeli intention, it hasn't been changed ever, the israeli intention has always been to ethnically cleanse the palestinian people to, you know, steal as much land of historical palestine as they can, and they are going for it, and this, you know, the violation of the last se f

attacking or controlling or surveying lebanon the whole lebanon. "and if they if the lebanese people or the lebanese government are expecting that the lebanese army will be able to defend lebanon in the future, they are very mistaken, because the army is not armed or well prepared to do the job, it doesn't have though a lot of enhancement were promised by the european union to the lebanese army, to empower it, look, the history of disarming lebanese army." it's been back and all the time since 19 since the 50s, so uh, why, why, why didn't they arm the lebanese army since 2006, if they want the lebanese army really to be able as an army or as a national army to protect the country, they don't want, because that's will not become in the interest of israel, and the americans and the french also will not give the lebanese army. many powerful arms, let's say, not only, not only offensive, defensive arms, let's say, to be able to protect itself, to to protect the country also, so that's why there was the need of the of the resistance, because they the re

and the resistance to actually have a strong lebanese army that protects lebanon and protects lebanon borders, particularly at these times, but the problem is there is there is a veto on advancing any kind of real uh strength of the lebanese army, they want the lebanese army to always be weak, now there are talks that they want the libanese army to go against. this has been the us a huge plan and they said that it was a deal that was made under the table, yeah, but that's what they said in 2006, and that's what they said in 1996, they always said, what made that scenario fail? well, the israeli and us policy and the conditions they are placing up on the lebanese army, it's not that the lebanese people don't want to see a strong army or the resistance don't want to see a strong army, in fact it's the opposite, it's they don't want to see a strong lebanese army and that's why there is a justification for a strong resistance in order to protect lebanon and the lebanese soferenty and at the same time to be able, you know, i mean think about it, if it wasn't for the resistance, will we see

south lebanon. in our first report, amina taylor sets out the sequence of events leading up to the ceasefire agreement. the resistance in lebanon has emerged victorious after the zionist regime was recently forced to accept to cease fire. the israel occupation forces are withdrawing from lebanon in defeat after failing to complete their war objectives. the latest round of official warfare between israel and the lebanese resistance movement has belong. began on the 8th of october, 2023, one day after hamas launched its surprise attack out of gaza. in solidarity with the palestinian people, hezballah began exchanging artillery and rocket fire with the zinanis regime, and the scale of hisballah's actions only increased with hundreds of operations taking place on the northern border of occupied palestine, causing a mass displacement of around 70,000 zienes settlers who were for. first to evacuate, this became a huge matter of contention within israel as benjamin netanyahu repeatedly promised to return t

and cause a civil war inside lebanon, and that's why he says that lebanon a libanon army, we will we will be cooperating with the lebanese army, we will be cooperating with politicians inside lebanon to how to work hand in hand to reach an agreement and to protect the sovereignty of the state, what's the message that hizbullah chief was trying to send here? well, actually the the truth, said the truth about the belonging of the of this relationship between the resistance and the lebanese army, yes, these the soldiers of the lebanese army are from this environment, from the resistance environment, they are together, they have to fight the israelies. the israeli aggression and this relationship, this friendly relationship, this good relationship is a must, yes and always speaks about the nation, the lebanese army under resistance, this this golden combination, they have they have yeah, well the people and the resistance and the army, this this trinity, this trinity, yes i would say that protected the lebanese security. from north to the south, but now they have another and great and im

, they were bombing the border between syria and lebanon in the north of lebanon, and it didn't really seem clear what that was for, but now we see what that was for, it was to disrupt the possibility of hesbolah aiding the syrians, or syria aiding hisballah in lebanon, and what they trying to do is defied the fronts and to peel syria off, and that's what the why they've activated this these uh uh terrorists as the as they're called in in syria. 'who are being developed by the turks and of course that's being done in alliance with the us and indeed with - with israel itself, of course, of course, yes, well, arab, i mean, we know this cease fire is is fragile and and israel's already broken, it's on on numerous occasion since it was announced, i mean, is is that normal? for israel, unfortunately, yes, we need to be very clear with with the israeli intention, it hasn't been changed ever, the israeli intention has always been' to ethnically cleanse the palestinian people to you know steal as much land of historical palestine as they can and they are going for it and this you know the viol

for lebanon, there were over 1 million syrians in lebanon, and up until now you don't have that big number which is leaving, and there's of course other political factions inside lebanon that say this is the time for many syrians to actually return to their country." because we've had enough and so you have those different of course statements coming out from various different political factions inside lebanon, but at the same time the lebanese government knows that there's one thing that it needs to do right now, which is to regulate the border. stay safe, mariam, thank you for that report there along the masana border along the uh lebanon assyria border area there mady am the updating us, stay safe, mary. well, united nations spokesman says syrian refugees, no matter where they live, are free to return to their country voluntarily without any. obviously it will listen people are refugees should be people who want to return home should wherever they are in the world need to do so voluntarily freely and in full dignity uh we have been present in syria for a long time and whether it'

was freeed from the israeli army. a us envoy to lebanon. is expected to visit lebanon after the new year, why? why is he coming to lebanon and how effective will this visit be? maybe well, if i want to make a joke out of this, he's coming just to to ask about his agents inside. lebanon, because we all know that he has lots of people who love to work with this zionist officer inside lebanon, and they are not ashamed of that, they are very proud to be his to be his close friends, so after that, if i want to say, what's the use of him coming to lebanon, because trump wanted to appoint a civilian, let's say mandator. somebody who is going to be a general governor appointed by the the trump administration and we must also know and we should we should be carefully reading the future the next day is appointing antoine brady the right hand of bashiril as an american ambassador inside lebanon inside lebanon will be working in as a an american ambassador into lebanon, so anton brady was was one of the top officials of the right lebanese forces with basheir mail at that time, we say bolos masa

, shiites, who do not constitute the majority, in lebanon. muslims live, sunnis, there are more of them, there are christians, moronites, a large group of people traditionally the population of lebanon, there are friends, there are armenians, i have only listed the main communities for you, and it turns out that all these people, they are hostages of this hezbollah, according to the constitution of lebanon, according to this lebanese principle, the president of the country is a maronite christian , yes, the prime minister is a sunni muslim, the speaker of parliament is a shiite muslim, that is , a shiite muslim does not even hold the highest position in the country, and it turned out that the shiites actually control all of lebanon, although they are not even in central beirut, how many times did israel attack central beirut alone during the entire war, that is, in fact, israel attacks only shiite areas, in the areas where sunnis or christians live, nothing is happening at this time, that's interesting, but do you know what happened in the so

they have just finished the war inside lebanon? well, syria has a lot of friends and allies, yes, one of them is hisbullah, you got the iranians, iraqis, you got the iraqis, you got other uh groups who are willing and ready to enter the fight to defend syria, but when it comes to hisbullah, it was the... leading force that was effective inside syria during the last decade in fighting those takfiris and terrorist groups. i think hisbullah doesn't have the an un alternative choice here. to to decide to not go to face those groups who are want to cut this you know major vein that supplies the aid ' yes, necessary for the resistance to keep on um building its capabilities, yes, that's why i think that hisbullah would move in to help the syrian government and the syrian arab army, but is this the aim of of the israelis to exhaust the the hizbullah fighters by by by engaging them or by pushing them towards involved to be involved the goal, the goal is still the... name, yes, it used to be a decade ago to make a to force hisballah to to e

. now it's lebanon, you know, by chance or by by history, lebanon now is now is the front line to defend, not only lebanon, not only the mesopotamia, is defending humanity from falling into the hands of some idiots like the zionis and the newborn christians also, okay, speaking more about the lebanese government and and about the prime minister najib mikati, he also said that the recruitment drive was underway by the lebanese army to strengthen its presence in the south. we have seen a lot of even violations towards the lebanese army and israel did not even respect, respect that even before a seas fire was even spoken of many lebanese army, lebanese army were targeted, we had casualties, and now they depend on on it to be the mediator, on on this army to be the mediator, how what will guarantee that israel will respect, respect libanese army this time around at the borders? well, isn't you know fair to ask the question, 40, 40 lebanese soldiers were killed by israeli attacks and we heard nothing from the lebanese government, no condemnations, no retaliations, no answers to that, isn't th

, of course lebanon, because lebanon was successful throughout 30 or more than 30 years in putting an an end to the american and to the israeli ambitions towards the region, so hizbullah and resistance in lebanon, that's why would give the incentive. for the israelis and the americans to continue their violation and their attacks. thank you so much dr. mohsin salh, president of the international association of political experts, always nice having you. thank you for this in-depth analysis of the entire situation. thank you very much. dear viewers, our time is up, we'll be here tomorrow the same time. stay tuned. press tv headlines, the syrian defense minister says the country's forces are still positioned around the city of hama and that withdrawal was a temporary tactical measure. hezbollah chief says the aggression against syria is sponsored by the us and israel to shift the country's position from resistance to one that serves israel and iran strongly condemns israel's use of one.

najib mikati, the prime minister of lebanon and mr. mr. giuli, i i still call him by his his real name al julani, you know, the the the fighter who was you know killing in his hands in in syria during the civil war, congratulating him. for freeing syria, so was syria under occupation under the assad regime or assad presidency, yes, but the lebanese government has been actually highlighting that it is supporting this cease fire deal, and and they also the prime minister najib mikati also highlighted that if these breaches continue by the israeli side, he cannot guarantee what will happen next, and um, there is this kind of unity between the lebanese government and concerning the file of the seasfire agreement. so so isn't that isn't that very for the advantage of hizbullah or for the advantage of the lebanese people this unity that we see within these as as i was coming to the studio i've heard on the news that's 800 violations to the seasfire took place in lebanon 800 since the implementation of the seasfire in one month so that's mean abo

the protector, the great protector of the great lebanon and the independence of lebanon, see what can you do to free the country or to just make the or force the israelis to withdraw? since this the israelis has no respect with any kind of commitments coming from anywhere and no one can force it, and what's most surprising, i was hearing an american official saying that they came to wil hujaroir to do an operation. and then they will withdraw after five hours as if you are allowing and giving them the chance and you are giving the you know permitting or permission to go into the villages, do whatever they want and they will withdraw, and then that's an integration or a violation to the lebanese sovereignty and just the same way the americans actually describe the israel's violations as incidents when they were asked about how would you comment on? these violations on lebanon, they said, well, these are incidents, they underestimated um, they underestimated just the same way that you're highlighting, they're kind of justifying every action, okay, the northern israeli settler residence,

there, there is lebanon, now now, now there is no lebanon, okay, because the israelis are invading lebanon and and violating the sovereignty, but what will be the main duty of this lebanese or elected to be elected the lebanese president, what will the duties duties be, what are the expectations from some politicians of the a newly elect president or the president to be elected, because um, for example, there are a lot of politicians here and i actually highlighted, they say that hisballah will remain, as speaking about speaking about lebanese politicians, they... should remain a political party and not a military organization, so what these, so that's what they expect of the president to actually put force on that agenda, these opposition parties in lebanon, who are lebanese and americans, dash americans, lebanese, dash americans, because they receive money and orders and political agenda. from the americans, from the state department, from this dcia, from some of the arab countries who are according coordinating with the americans in order to put lebanon on the on the marginal map of the

muhammad, how do you think things will escalate inside syria or in lebanon? we will have a cease fire, this seasfire will win after 50 days, because now the 60 days, we 10 days have been passed, we still have 50 days until the complete evacuation of the israelis from the borders. well, i think we should be, we should be ready for any scenario, but uh, i think no, this fire will stay. to it and it want to break, it will stay, i think escalation in syria will happen, the acts of resistance will have to act inside of syria, and this is a huge threat, now the axe of resistance is is mainly concentrated on the syrian arena, and that's what where we should observe in the next year, okay, dr. muhammad swaiden academic and also a riter and international affairs, was very nice talking to you, thank you for this deep inside today, thank you, dear viewers, thank you for watching, i'll be here tomorrow at the same time, stay tuned. press tv headlines, the israeli regime keeps pounding the besseeg gazap with artillery and airstrikes, killing more innocent civilians. yemen

are returning to lebanon, others are syrians who are seeking refugees here in lebanon because of the situation, we can say that the numbers are by maybe more than 100, some thousand, but we are not talking about like more than this thousand at most, and basically we can see that there is a normal..." traffic on the road, but i was told that the crossing, the border crossing of almas was shut down was closed after the main the people who were gathering there from last night passed, they close it after they passed and went to lebanon, right now the situation here is calm, but of course everyone is waiting for the news and trying to... anticipate what's gonna happen next, especially after the israeli, it was now mentioned in the israeli news groups, let's say telegram groups and so i didn't read it in an official group until now, but it was mentioned that the israeli tanks advanced towards nitra in julan area and this the syrian part of the konetra and of course this is major... news for the people here after two months and more of a fe battle and war against the israeli forces of cours

how will this new scenario affect the resistance and will it awake sleeper cells in lebanon?the town of bait leaf killed six people and injured five others, another drone strike killed one person in their syrian, of course we witnessed a little bit of a calm situation the day before yesterday, but this happened yesterday, how do you evaluate this and what is israel trying to send, what's the message that israel trying to send with these constant violations, well israel since its creation and declaration statement for israel, israelis as a state in the middle east, they never applied or perform any or accept any un resolution, since the 194 un resolution up to 1701, none of this declarations or resolutions were applied on israel, israel above the law as long as supported by the united states and the veto is always following any decision of israelis aggression uh against the neighboring countries, against the palestinian, against the gaza strip, against because they were never held accountable, that's why they feel free to actually do whatever they want, even if it's a seizfire

only ruins a country, but also drives his people into diaspora, when it's aggression and against lebanon is not enough, it lobbies to keep the country so sanctioned, the lebanese become another affected people in the region. the decisions made in tel aviv and washington dc have affected just about every person in west asia and things continue to get worse. israel's extreme destabilization of an entire region is a topic of this edition of your press tv spotlight. and now for our guests. mr. saib shoot. author and west asia expert joining us from belfast. amasan abu shak a palestinian academic and activist joining us from dublin. hello gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess mr. saib shath, we will start with you. good to have you join us. we have to start in gaza obviously, now palestinians have for the past 75 years and more specifically for the last 14 months been the main target of. israel's barbarism, your thoughts on their struggle and how the palestinian plite impacts people in the region far beyond the borders of occupied palestine, the from leave it from the

ruins a country, but also drives his people into diaspora. when its aggression and occupation against lebanon is not enough, it lobbies to keep the country so sanctioned, the lebanese become another affected people in the region. the decisions made in tel aviv and washington dc have affected just about every person in west asia, and things can..." continue to get worse, israel's extreme destabilization of an entire region is a topic of this edition of your press tv spotlight. and now for our guests. this is saib shath, author and west asia expert joining us from belfast. palestinian academic and activist joining us from dublin. hello gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program. i guess mr. saib shat, we will start with you. good to have you join us. we have to start in gaza, obviously, now palestinians have for the past 75 years and more specifically for last 14 months been the main target of israel's barbarism. your thoughts on their struggle and how the palestinian plight impacts uh people in the region far beyond the borders of occupied palestine. the from it from the 7th of october

in lebanon, there is no legitimate president as such and there is no legitimate government, acting as prime minister, who is not prime minister , acting as president, who is not president, the only one with duties is the speaker of parliament on the big ber, the leader of the shiite police amalika is an ally of hezbollah, great, but in lebanon its own army has less funding and numbers than the hezbollah army, and so when we say, that's how it is... maybe why israel comes in, fights there, israel doesn't even fight with the lebanese army, the lebanese army doesn't fight with israel, israel fights with militants, this is a question for lebanon, why does the lebanese leadership say, hezbollah should protect us, and why should it protect us, your army should protect you, what is the state of their army in, is it bad, does it even exist, well legally it exists, there are commanders-in-chief of the armed forces very seriously, in fact it exists, it's just small, yeah, it can't be compared to the army. of other countries in the middle east with the hezbollah units and even with hamas. so wha

over last year in lebanon. uh, the regime carried out 286 attacks on emergency medical facilities, um, including 66 attacks on hospitals, 220 on emergency. medical services, as a result, over 40 hospitals have been damaged with eight rendered completely non-functional and 249 emergency vehicles have been damaged in what human rights organizations say constitute uh war crimes. my question to you, this is the same exact blueprint you very well know for the gazo strip, why not fight this occupation army, why not fight like a noble army with uh actions that are devoid of this level of shame? exactly a good question, i seen my with my own eyes life on, i remember mayadin tv, a direct attack on three ambulances in in dahya and beirut blowing up the ambulances and the and the and the medics in there, the same thing we seen in gaza, day in and day out, the same attacks on all the medical facilities all over the gaza strip and the same... they were copycat that in in lebanon, the idea of this criminal entity, which is t

, the military technical committee or technical committee for lebanon, and the moment that lebanon actually complained to them so that the israelis would stop their continued breaches of that cease fire understanding, the israel retaliate by bombarding a town deep inside lebanon, what does that tell you? it tells you that the israel are not caring about anything that has to do with international laws or understandings or agreements, and two, that the world, including the french and the american. and the british are there to support the israelies with their continued breaches of any agreement or understanding, at the end of the day, i mean i'm loss of words over here, the international community has taken off its mask and supporting an ongoing genocide and the people who are defending themselves against that genocide are being called terrorists, i don't know what to say, and and mr. abu shark, what are the risks here, what is that risk if israel continues to violate the lebanon seesfire? "it doesn't take a genius to figure out that they can go back to full-scale hostilities with lebanon. i t

i think is israel, although israel now is ' attacking syria and palestine and lebanon. israel is, as i said, is exposed after its own true colors. i think the axis of resistance will get stronger and stronger and then they will coordinate and then they will have more power and because they know that they are all target by by israel which works on behalf of the americans and "the palestinian, the people of this area cannot accept israel, because israel is a alien body. israel is sort of a cancer that cannot be contained, and this is why this cancer must be eradicated, and i call upon algeria, egypt, iraq, iran, all arab countries to support the access of power, and i also call upon the..." the turkish people not to accept the policy of their of erdogan who is an strategic relations with this zionist entity which occupies palestine and tries to expand from the river to the from the fratus to the night gentlemen thank you both for joining us on the program and stay safe to both of you mr. saib shot their author and west asia expert joining us from belfast and assad abu sha

lebanon, so israelis are trying to create a belt around lebanon by these takfiris in order to imposeortunity that in a few weeks trump is coming to power and he is willing to withdraw from syria, so turkey is presenting itself as a power which can fill the... vacuum if the american occupation forces withdraw from syria, so in this particular moment, erdogan, turkey and israel found themselves in the same trench, therefore they have collaborated together to unleash this takfiry terrorist attack against syria for the strategic objectives of both ankara and tel aviv, which serve by the way, of course the interests of the zianis project in the region and the killing of these uh palestinian hope to have a statehood or liberation from the israeli side? this is truly mind boggling for me, but i think we did we're not really surprised about it, but given the heavy uh military support and media campaigns by the techfit factions, how do you view work the syrian government strategy in counteracting this assault, especially with the arrival of substantial reinforcements to those tacfid terrorist

yes, so they they they want to make an investment in lebanon, that's why they want lebanon to go into a peaceful situation where... the investment would work, because the americans have shown that they want, they wanted an agreement with lebanon to end the war with lebanon, unlike the situation in gaza, they have still made it, made more more chances for the israelis to reach their goals through ethnic cleansing and what the genocide taking place in gaza. can we also add to what you highlighted for the reasons why the u.s. wants this cease fire to hold is that still united states wants to actually correct its own image in front of international communities that they are the peaceekeepers and they are the peace seekers and that look what we're doing we're actually applying a sease fire in lebanon after atrocities and after war crimes have been committed and after a lot of accusations towards our own allies is the israelies well after october 7th 20 2023 um there was a a big blow to the uh american soft power uh as being the supporters of the israelis, our allies with the israelis by by

, the military technical committee or tactical committee for lebanon, and the moment that lebanon actually..." complaint to them so that the israelis would stop their continued breaches of that cease fire understanding, the israel is retaliate by bombarding a town deep inside lebanon. what does that tell you? it tells you that the israel are not caring about anything that has to do with international laws or understandings or agreements, and two, that the world, including the french and the americans and the british are there to support the israelies with their continued breaches of any agreement or understanding. at the end of the day, i mean i'm... also forts over here, the international community has taken off its mask and supporting an ongoing genocide and the people who are defending themselves against that genocide are being called terrorists. i don't know what to say. and and mr. abu shark, what are the risks here? what is that risk if israel continues to violate the lebanon cease fire? it doesn't take a genius to figure out that they can go back to full scale hostilities with leban

it's a message for the whole people of lebanon, that's who were you, shouting for years for the lebanese army, for the lebanese army to take over and the lebanese army will protect the borders. okay, now the question, why didn't lebanese? army protested nakura yesterday during the meeting of the committee inside nakura, okay, what's the lebanese army doing? a the the the israel is kept on attacking civilians and many houses, air raids all over, killing lebanese people, what did the lebanese army do? where is army? it's a message that deliberately wanted to send to the lebanese people and to the entire and to the world that um... what had what what some politicians were calling for, we actually gave them the chance to prove themselves right, the the land is theres, they can be the lebanese army should be according to the seasfire redeployed at the borders and let's see what the reaction will look like, so it's a message sent by because because for some of the lebanese you know politicians and groups inside lebanon, they were accusing uh... allah of you know attacking israel as if he is, h

meysam about the situation in lebanon. delavari, a reporter for the iranian broadcasting corporation based in lebanon. mr. delavari, greetings and welcome to you from afar. we just saw a report about one of the main promises of the zionist regime that was the reason for starting its war with lebanon, which was the return of residents to the occupied territories, the northern regions of the occupied territories. the report mentioned that this promise has not been fulfilled and they do not dare to return . do you have more details and more news in this regard? tell us . hello, ms. shabair, i would like to express my respect to you and the dear viewers. i will start from there. it can be said that it is almost adjacent to the lebanese border, the metla military base, and also. this town of metla is opposite khayyam, which of course , this base itself, as well as the town of metla, the largest city in the north of the occupied territories, which is kiryat shmona, and it can be said that it is almost connected to the border wit

lebanon. and he accepted the trouble and came to the maidan studio to tell us and you some of the developments that had happened in lebanon. mr. sajjad mehtari, hello, you are very welcome. hello , i am at your service, mr. hosseini, the special viewers of the maidan program . what about our harassment? what do you do? you have the option. it is not a situation. it is not harassment . it is the performance of our duty. whatever we do , please. it was your kindness. during the days you were in lebanon, at the same time as the maidan program started working , both you and mr. delavari , who we will continue to communicate with, and mr. hosseini, who was with you in lebanon during those days. you were there and you were telling the news to the viewers, so you had to provide these communications to the different news departments and the news for the field , i must say, a special job. all three of our great men, all three of our colleagues and all three of our good friends , did you go to lebanon a

expelled the lebanese christians from the south of lebanon and took their positions.s is a traditional area of ​​the christian population, which has always tried to fight for its existence, and they lost this fight, israel supported them for a long time, then israeli politicians decided that israel's interests were more important than the interests of the lebanese christian community, and when israel withdrew from lebanon, many said that this was a very dangerous step at that time, during this israeli-lebanese war, because everyone would understand that israel cannot be relied on. that israel should have stayed there, many of these christians, as you understand, left this territory, many were killed or expelled, simply became refugees in other areas of lebanon, and this too. by and large, it caused what we are seeing now, that is , in fact, this seizure of territory, which is happening in different areas in different ways, when this is a special process, in lebanon, it reached its climax, when the christian population is largely displaced by muslims, primarily sunnis,

make this cease fire in lebanon between lebanon and israel collapse. look, we are now in a very critical situation. now, of course, but i think that the seasfire in lebanon now is not stable, even after the two weeks, 60 days, it's it will not be stable. it is will be re activated if the israelies didn't find any. achievement in syria and that the lebanese did not control the power of the lebanese resistance within lebanon. the main aim is speaking about retaliation, retaliation, not retaliation, but at least escalation of attacks. okay, the israelis now are thinking widely that their aim of having this middle east or the the the the great the great the great israel or the wide uh it's was it was they had been to achieve it if they defeated the lebanese resistance okay why why all all even even the events in syria has something to do with what happened in lebanon what do you mean by that? i mean i mean that the the united states main objective is to defeat any? resistance against its main pioneer in the middle east, which is this zionist state, that's

we defended lebanon . we defended lebanon because it was a recent aggression against lebanon. we were able to stop the enemy at the borders with the legendary resistance of the resistance and the fighting men of the resistance and the assistance and persistence of our people and all our people who supported and supported the resistance. and they worked on the path to the victory of the resistance. they all shared in this victory. all the people worked because they supported the resistance. and they stood by the resistance and defended it. if it were not for this persistence of the men, the popular persistence and support for the resistance , israel would have reached beirut and implemented its plans , plans such as building settlements in southern lebanon and weakening the power of the lebanese. the lebanese and the control over the politics and the future of lebanon . we are not talking about a crazy enemy. we are not talking about the ideas of non-execution . look at the crimes of this regime . the crimes of the regime in gaza . more than 150 thousand martyrs and wounded. th

as a result, two factions were created in lebanon. one group wanted to expel the palestinian resistance and destroy its power in lebanon, while the other group considered the palestinian issue as its main issue. dunst. on april 13, 1975, a bus carrying a group of palestinian immigrants returning from a wedding was attacked by lebanese phalange forces, killing 26 people. this was the spark for the civil war that would continue to plague lebanon until 1975. the palestinian resistance movement was present there and was constantly in conflict with the zionist occupiers. during the 1970s, palestinian and lebanese resistance groups periodically attacked israeli army positions. clashes broke out daily in southern lebanon, with two or three airstrikes per week. it was carried out in villages, camps and various positions . i participated in two operations. the first operation was on january 31 , 1979. in this operation, i was present as a commander and three other young men were with me: abdul majid, who was originally palestinian and a reside

many ended up in palestinian refugee camps in lebanon, syria and jordan. some, however, went to the nearest area that the occupying army had not yet seized, the gaza strip. they hope that one day they would return to their beautiful city nearby. "and the israeli position is very clear, anybody who left is not going to come back, it's not going to come back, does the document position? that's a document, and they were very proud of it, they didn't hide it, and it didn't matter whether you left voluntarily so to speak, namely you left because you were afraid, or you left because someone put you on a lory and and kicked you out. very soon gaza became a place for migrants who saw their entire lives." stolen. these are the memories of salah khalaf known as abu iyad, one of the founders of the palestine liberation organization. he was a native of jafa who lost his ancestral city and fled to gaza with his family. i was not yet 15 years old, seeing the masses of men, women, old and young who were stunned by the weight of their suitcases and bundles left me in asto

between lebanon and israel collapse? look, we are now in a very critical situation now, of course, but i think that the seasfire in lebanon now is not stable, even after the two weeks, 60 days, it's it will not be stable, it is, it will be re activated if the israelis didn't. find any achievement in syria and that the lebanese did not control the power of the lebanese resistance within lebanon. the main aim is speaking about retaliation, retaliation, not retaliation, but at least escalation of attacks. okay, the israelis now are thinking widely that their aim of having ' this middle east or the the the the great the great the great israel or the wide uh it was it was they had been to achieve it. if they defeated the lebanese resistance, okay? why, why all all even even the events in syria has something to do with what happened in lebanon? what do you mean by that? i mean i mean that the the united states main objective is to defeat any resistance against its main pioneer in the middle east, which is this zionist state, t

in order to change the situation , they entered southern lebanon. their intention was to take southern lebanon under their control and kill the so-called resistance. we witnessed a new situation that lacked the power to confront. despite all the crimes they committed and the martyrdom of the resistance commanders , not much was gained from the resistance's deterrent power and they continued. the zionists did not succeed in southern lebanon. they did not achieve the result they wanted. so the situation became such that in order to cover up this defeat they suffered in lebanon , they called for a ceasefire. mr. imam parast, i would like to ask you to take a moment to pause because we have established contact with our correspondent in lebanon and the situation is such that this contact may be cut off. i will do it with my journalist colleagues and then we will return and join hazrat ali. mr. hosseini, a reporter from the radio and television agency in lebanon. they have established contact with us. mr. hosseini , hello , hello to you, mr. hosseini . i